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When a user that does not have a username of nautobot makes a change, the Version Control --> Commits entries always show the committer as nautobot
One of the advantages that the Commits view brings, especially to the main branch, is that it offers an auditable history of changes to the production data: who made what change and when. However, if the Committer always shows as nautobot, this makes the Commits history much less valuable
In this example below, as user tim, I made the most recent (top) change in the list, but the Committer shows as nautobot
To replicate:
In any branch, make a change
Go to Version Control --> Commits
Note the Committer will show up as nautobot
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Looks like this is due to logic in author_from_user - it defaults to nautobot <nautobot@ntc.com> if the provided user doesn't have an email address on record.
When a user that does not have a username of nautobot makes a change, the Version Control --> Commits entries always show the committer as nautobot
One of the advantages that the Commits view brings, especially to the main branch, is that it offers an auditable history of changes to the production data: who made what change and when. However, if the Committer always shows as nautobot, this makes the Commits history much less valuable
In this example below, as user tim, I made the most recent (top) change in the list, but the Committer shows as nautobot
To replicate:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: